With data-driven logistics, understanding analytical tools and technologies as well as how to extract benefits with them is essential to make proactive decisions. This e-guide offers decision makers in the energy industry:

• The benefits of a Driver Scorecard with metrics such as gallons per hour and on-time deliveries
• How to identify customers with unusually high frequencies and small drop sizes
• How to track delivery goals monthly, weekly and daily
• Insights from a Customer Scorecard such as gallons per delivery and planned vs. actual gallons
• How to use your data to understand past and current performance

In the manufacturing industry, data-driven logistics means more than just having the right analytical tools to get the right information. It’s also about how to use that information to make proactive decisions. This e-guide shows decision makers:

• How to improve their load building with data such as truck utilization, weight utilization and average pallets per day
• The benefits of a Driver Scorecard through driver performance and efficiency data
• Routing performance with on-time delivery percentage, cost per route and more
• How to track delivery goals monthly, weekly and daily
• Insights from a Customer Scorecard showing delivery performance from the customer perspective with look at the balance between customer service and operational efficiencies

Leaders in the transportation industry rely on data-driven logistics and technology for a clearer picture of operational performance. Just as important is how to use this information to make proactive decisions. This e-guide shows decision makers:

• Insights from a Customer Scorecard such as stop time and pounds per delivery
• How to use your data to understand past and current performance
• The benefits of a Driver Scorecard
• How to track delivery goals monthly, weekly and daily
• The best ways to analyze performance over time, compare specific days of the week and specific aspects of the operation